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The Letter 

Upon receiving a letter that would reveal her future, a normally decisive young dreamer's decision whether or not to open it is coloured by the loss of her mother and, the choices that lead to it.
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Upon receiving a letter that would reveal her future, a normally decisive young dreamer's decision whether or not to open it is coloured by the loss of her mother and, the choices that lead to it.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Connor McLellan
Written By:James Doran, Connor McLellan
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Old Friends Productions

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